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An Act for the relief of Elizabeth Dade, Sarah H. Dade and Susan T. Dade, of the City of Mobile. 1832 9 (1832)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsal0157 and id is 1 raw text is: 9 1882 PRIVATE AND LOCAL LAWS. '[NoAN ACT or the lic lizabeth Dade, Surah II. Dnde and SuAnn 'T. Dade, of the City of 1ohile. Section 1. Re it enacted by the Sn/e (nd1 House of Rep- ,esenl/(ircs of the MoY/le of .1/b(n, in General .A7ssenhly1 conveiced, That E1lizabeth Dade, Sarah 11. Dade and Susan T. Dadc, nov resid ing in the city of Mobile. and formerly of the State of North Carolina, be and they are hereby relieved from the operation of so much'of the act entitled An act to prevent, the introduction of silaves into Alabama, and for other pu-rpoies, ap- pif! Januarvit6, 1831, as prohibifs the hiring of slaves intro- duced into sn idl Stlife since the passage of said act; and the said Elizabeth, Sarh and Susan are hereby outhorised, to hirc out for money or other valauble considerations, the following named sinvis, to wit: Wanton, Abraham, Jferry,William, Alf'red, (corge. Edmond, Richard, Jane, Anne, Soplhia, Maria, Delia, Laura, Mary, 'lebe, Celia, Caroline and Henricttn; being the same 'laves brought into this State, since theopromulgation ol' said before iientioned act. Approved, November 12, 1832. No AN ACT Io mln e i 1T(proprintio in oFranis L. 1L. ifutin, for s'rvide- reidered the Stte. Section 1. 11e it e(naced bY the Senae a1nd House of Rep- resen/l(i's of the S/ate qf .//Ufbama in General .ksembll rmnened, That the suim of three hundred and ninety-six dollars he appropriated to defray the expenses incurred by Francis L. L. loutin, and to compensate him for bringing Mason G. Cole. charged with murder, from Louisville, in the State of Kentuc ky, to the county of Perry, in this State, to be paid out of any mo- neys inl flc treasury not otherwise appropriated. _4pprovcd, ,November 14,}432. LNo AN ACT I'o thninge tie thode of eniyl :t3 latin jurirors for the Countibf Bibb. Section 1. Be it (nac/cd bY the Y /nate 7rifi hithtTr-ertep- resentit/ires of the 8/ate of .'/ab'aan in General Issemb/Il conv'eled, That herenifler all jurors shall be entitled to, and re- Pax of Juron ceive one dollar for each day they may be required toattendeither in itibh. of the coutrts, held in and for said coo ntv of Bibb. Sec. 2. .11nd he i/ further enac/ed, 'Fhat on all civil cases decided in the circiii t and couinty courts, it shall be tihe duty of the clerks to tax in' the hill of costs, in each case, the sUm of two rpw, annal- dollars, which shall be collected wit h other costs, and of the party tax ii Caiv: i against whom the same iare adjuged ; and in all State cases where cases, the defendant is. convicted, the same sum shall be recovered and collected against him or her as aforesaid, and it shall be the duly Of the ofieer collecting said tax, forthwith to pay it over to the county treasurer of Bibb comnty. Sec. 3. .nd be T ifi)'TF'r e*ci,(/cd, That the treasurer of Bibb county shall attend at the court-house of raid county, on the d, .a fourth and fifth days of the circuit courts respectively, and on the second day of the county courts, respectively, for the purpose of* paying to jurors the compiensation allonwld them in the firs

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